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Simple Gourmet: Turkey Schnitzel

Simple Gourmet: Turkey Schnitzel

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Turkey seasons are kicking off in many states this month. It’s funny that some people see turkey as the last hunt of the season while others consider it the first hunt of the year. Whichever camp you fall into, this simple turkey schnitzel is a good way to eat some of that “thunder chicken” breast.

Field Test: Badlands Vario System

Field Test: Badlands Vario System

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During my treks across the West, I’ve tested more backpacks than Justin Bieber has hair gels. Why? Simple, a good pack can make the difference between an enjoyable hunt and a miserable one, especially once the game is put down.

An Ideal Elk Hunting Knife: The Bugler Blade

An Ideal Elk Hunting Knife: The Bugler Blade

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The best designs are collaborations between highly experienced users and creators, and that’s how the new Bugler Blade was developed. A world-class elk hunter and a fine craftsman have teamed up to make what they consider the ideal hunting knife. The blade is shaped from experience and forged from the finest steel. It’s not a budget blade, but it should be tough enough to hang from your belt as well as your grandson’s.

Guns of the North Hollywood Shootout: Life Imitates Art

Guns of the North Hollywood Shootout: Life Imitates Art

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Most criminals are not the brightest bulbs in the lamp. However, the North Hollywood shootout showed the country what could happen when smart, determined, ruthless criminals fought like there was literally no tomorrow.

S&W Model 638 Bodyguard

S&W Model 638 Bodyguard

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It has been 65 years since the Bodyguard was introduced. The fact that it is still in production is a credit to a design that has proven timeless. I have always had an affinity for the little J-frames and the 638 has found a home in my daily lifestyle.

MAUSER’S M18 RIFLE:  Sub-MOA Accuracy in a Package Priced for the Masses

MAUSER’S M18 RIFLE: Sub-MOA Accuracy in a Package Priced for the Masses

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When the Mauser M18 rifle was first introduced last year, reactions were predictably split. Some hunters immediately rushed out to buy one while some of the more stodgy types among us declared, “That’s not a Mauser – it’s a push feed!”

Factory to Table: Part 8 - On the Hunt

Factory to Table: Part 8 – On the Hunt

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While we can talk about skill and ability all day long, in the end, luck can rear its head, for better or worse. I felt like I was getting stonewalled at every turn this past year. What a journey it had been…

Essential Concealed Carry Tips for Women...& Men

Essential Concealed Carry Tips for Women…& Men

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These are the tips and tricks you, as a woman, can use to make your way through the world of concealed carry gun ownership. The great thing about them is they really do work across the board.

An 80% 1911 Frame You Can Build in Your Garage

An 80% 1911 Frame You Can Build in Your Garage

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The Phantom Jig really makes it possible for the “garage builder” or “kitchen table gunsmith” to build a 1911. You need a drill press, a sturdy vise, and some elbow grease.

New Honor Defense Pro9 with Gold Accents and Two-Piece Trigger

New Honor Defense Pro9 with Gold Accents and Two-Piece Trigger

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Honor Defense is working on an enhanced version of their concealed-carry pistol, the new Honor Guard Pro9 with gold accents and a new trigger.